The Lily of Paris, Or, the King's Nurse 1
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— will but heap obstacle on obstacle in our path.
There is no hope in them : and I cannot, will not, bide their bidding. Thou must and shalt be mine. Calm should I be, too! — calm!" he continued with much bitterness, while Odette, unable to restrain him, gazed on his agitated face, reproachfully and sorrowfully, as he paced up and down. " Can I be calm when lewd gallants are tinkling their filthy music beneath thy very window, and would seduce thee with their pretty looks, and honied words, and... minc- ing airs of courtly presence-chamber? Calm !
when jealousy; yes jealousy, Odette! — for I de- nied it but just now, — but so it is — gnaws at my very heart-strings. Thy ears are too chaste, Odette, to be defiled by their accursed lays of love — thy eyes too pure to look upon their effemi- nacies. But women's ears are tickled easily ; and women's eyes are quickly dazzled : and then they fling their hearts after their eyes and ears." "Perrinet!" cried Odette, reproachfully, rising from her seat with an air of calm dignity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— will but heap obstacle on obstacle in our path.
There is no hope in them : and I cannot, will not, bide their bidding. Thou must and shalt be mine. Calm should I be, too! — calm!" he continued with much bitterness, while Odette, unable to restrain him, gazed on his agitated face, reproachfully and sorrowfully, as he paced up and down. " Can I be calm when lewd gallants are tinkling their filthy music beneath thy very window, and would seduce thee with their pretty looks, and honied words, and... minc- ing airs of courtly presence-chamber? Calm !
when jealousy; yes jealousy, Odette! — for I de- nied it but just now, — but so it is — gnaws at my very heart-strings. Thy ears are too chaste, Odette, to be defiled by their accursed lays of love — thy eyes too pure to look upon their effemi- nacies. But women's ears are tickled easily ; and women's eyes are quickly dazzled : and then they fling their hearts after their eyes and ears." "Perrinet!" cried Odette, reproachfully, rising from her seat with an air of calm dignity.
What to read after The Lily of Paris, Or, the King's Nurse 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Palgrave John Palgrave Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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